AR12h
The competition consists of two stages: pedestrian and cycling. The starting and finishing points for both stages are located at the base. Competitors decide for themselves which stage to complete first. They have 6 hours (+30 minutes for delays) to complete the first stage. They have a total of 12 hours (+30 minutes for delays) to complete both stages. If teams finish the first stage earlier, they will have more time for the second stage, but they cannot return to continue the first stage. Arriving at the base (after both the first and second stages) during the delay limit will result in the deduction of one conversion point for every 5 minutes of delay. Arriving at the base after the delay limit (after both the first and second stages) will result in the team not being classified.
Additionally, if weather conditions are favorable, teams will be able to earn one point by kayaking. This point is located near the base and is not a separate stage.
The order in which checkpoint points are completed is arbitrary. Points have weights of 2, 4, or 6. The kayak point is worth 12 points.
Teams will receive main maps in scales of 1:40,000 and 1:15,000, a satellite map, and a special map.
Some points are not marked on the map. Competitors must mark them themselves, using distance and azimuth data from other points.
The pedestrian stage takes place mostly in wooded terrain.
The cycling stage mostly takes place in sparsely urbanized areas. Competitors will move on low-traffic asphalt local roads, as well as gravel roads and paths. All points on the cycling stage are accessible by bicycle, although the presence of snow cover may make it difficult.
The organizer estimates that the best teams will cover approximately 35-40 km on foot and about 80 km on a bicycle.
Elevations are slight.
TP8h
To complete the route, competitors have 8 hours (+30 minutes for delays). Arriving at the finish line within the delay limit will result in the deduction of one conversion point for every 5 minutes of delay. Arriving at the finish line after the delay limit will result in the competitor not being classified.
The order of completing checkpoint points is arbitrary. Points have weights of 2, 4, or 6. Competitors will receive main maps in scales of 1:40,000 and 1:15,000, a satellite map, and a special map.
Some points are not marked on the map. Competitors must mark them themselves, using distance and azimuth data from other points.
The competition area is wooded or sparsely urbanized.
The organizer estimates that the best competitors will cover approximately 50 km.
Elevations are slight.
TP4h
To complete the route, competitors have 4 hours (+30 minutes for delays). Arriving at the finish line within the delay limit will result in the deduction of one conversion point for every 5 minutes of delay. Arriving at the finish line after the delay limit will result in the competitor not being classified.
The order of completing checkpoint points is arbitrary. Points have weights of 2, 4, or 6. Competitors will receive a map in scale 1:15,000.
Some points are not marked on the map. Competitors must mark them themselves, using distance and azimuth data from other points.
The competition area is mostly wooded.
The organizer estimates that the best competitors will cover approximately 25-30 km.
Elevations are slight.
TR8h
To complete the route, competitors have 8 hours (+30 minutes for delays). Arriving at the finish line within the delay limit will result in the deduction of one conversion point for every 5 minutes of delay. Arriving at the finish line after the delay limit will result in the competitor not being classified.
The order of completing checkpoint points is arbitrary. Points have weights of 2, 4, or 6. Competitors will receive main maps in scales of 1:40,000 and 1:15,000, a satellite map, and a special map.
Some points are not marked on the map. Competitors must mark them themselves, using distance and azimuth data from other points.
The competition area is wooded or sparsely urbanized.
The organizer estimates that the best competitors will cover approximately 100-110 km.
Elevations are slight.